Sentence examples for often centered from inspiring English sources

He has frequent lunches, often centered on personal matters rather than work issues and very brisk.

IN the current crisis, discussions of economic policy have often centered on uninspiring, short-term goals.

They were brief, informal and impressionistic, often centered on a single story or idiosyncratic detail.

Then there are painters and sculptors, whose dreams of a perfect house are very often centered on light and space.

From a European perspective the region had become the subject of myths — pleasurable, fearful and often centered on race.

The line Stepan most often centered, with Sean Avery and Ruslan Fedotenko on the wings, has thrived.

He said the separation might relieve the industry of some of the scrutiny by government regulators that had often centered on Merck and Medco.

Cooper has long been known as a controversial writer, whose fiction has often centered upon queer male protagonists engaged in acts of sadism and self-destruction.

But the tone is consistent with the recent conflicts between the two companies, which have often centered on NBC's charges that Paxson is poorly managed.

His lyrics are often centered on the past or the passage of time, wistfully reminiscing and longingly romantic (he is married to a writing professor).

Mohan's previous work has, like "Pink Grapefruit," often centered on young adults negotiating rituals of romance and sex, and their shifting expectations and desires.